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After wrapping up his St. Frances career with a MIAA A Conference championship, Jahnathan Lamothe is looking forward to joining the Terps. “I committed there because I knew the way Coach Willard plays and just the way that he builds a culture,” Lamothe said.
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Ravens seventh-round pick Andrew Vorhees will have to wait a little longer than most draft picks to make his NFL debut after suffering a torn ACL in his right knee at the NFL Scouting Combine, but when he does, he says what Baltimore will get is “physicality.”
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Boston College head coach Jeff Hafley shares his insights on Ravens top pick Zay Flowers, calling the rookie wide receiver a “complete wideout.”
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Orioles prospect Heston Kjerstad is playing some of the best baseball of his life, but the former No. 2 overall pick is trying not to look too far ahead. “For me it’s just showing up every day and getting as good as I can and learning as much as I can,” Kjerstad said.
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Longtime Navy football coach Ken Niumatalolo has taken on a new role as director of leadership for UCLA football. “It’s been awesome,” Niumatalolo said, “just to be able to listen and learn from Chip [Kelly] from a football standpoint has kind of rejuvenated me.”
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The Harford Community College men’s lacrosse team hopes to return to the NJCAA Final Four for a fourth consecutive season. And if the Fighting Owls make it this time, they will play in front of their home fans.
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Qadry Ismail, D’Marco Farr and Marc Ross weigh in on the Ravens’ Odell Beckham Jr. signing and how the wide receiver fits in Baltimore.
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Bowie manager Kyle Moore has seen a transformation in the Orioles during his 14 years with the organization. “We acquired an enormous amount of talent as far as players go in the minor leagues,” Moore said, “and I just don’t know that I’ve ever seen anything like this.”
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Ken Francis, who is business partners with Lamar Jackson on a soon-to-launch product called “The Entire Gym,” talked with PressBox about some of the confusion that surfaced when he was calling teams to pitch the product and said he’s never heard Jackson speak negatively of the Ravens.
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Former Orioles Mike Bordick and Mike Devereaux made appearances as guest instructors at Orioles spring training, and they praised the versatility and willingness to learn they saw from the team.
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